Re: SSL Multiple Ports

From: Ken Schaefer (kenREMOVE_at_THISadOpenStatic.com)
Date: 07/18/04 

Date: Sun, 18 Jul 2004 16:20:18 +1000

Question a)
Error 0x80090016 is "NTE_BAD_KEYSET" #Keyset Does Not Exist

Please inform us of the exact steps you are taking to install the client
cert "into IE". Please note that on the WinNT line of products, the
certificate store is maintained by the *OS*, not by IE. On the Win9x range
of OSes, the cert store is maintained by IE.

Question b)
<quote>
And this is the kicker u cant use SSL on w2003 IE on any other port apart
from 443
</quote>

IIS is used to serve SSL secured sites, not IE. It would also help if you
used more appropriate spelling and grammar, as it is difficult to determine
what exactly you are trying to do. Are you trying to use client
certificates? Or are you using server certificates, and attempting to
connect to an SSL secured website on a port other than 443? Did you try
(note the use of both the protocol and port number):
https://yourservername:444/

Cheers
Ken

"joehlmann" <joehlmann@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:78DC8F65-977A-4878-AFD1-0A16CCDC5959@microsoft.com...
>
> > John Cesta
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> Guys Ive cracked it...Sorry John my question was defineatly not about host
headers..
>
> We are a using w2003 server on all 30 WS in our offices. (We are a
development house)
>
> It seems 2 bugs are in 2003 a) u cant install a client cert into IE on a
w2003 server box. Try it ive used both MS self generated & external types of
all varietys u get a
> Unable to install Error: 0x80090016. Ive tried chasing this down on
google with no joy
> b) And this is the kicker u cant use SSL on w2003 IE on any other port
apart from 443
>
> I would love to get a solution to this issue but at the end of the day
none of the users of our s/w are going to be running 2003 server :)
>
> I installed VMware (aka a better virtual machine) ran up xp & nt 4 ws and
its all good. user name & passes mapped to client certs running on port 8098
:) and
> no need to get more than 1 IP on our 2 meg link
>
> Justin

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